Coach Dan Hurley on hitting rock bottom and methods for recovery

[@JeffRimersmiddlehalf]

Coach being this honest is helping countless others dealing with mental health struggles.

[@Evan11J]

As a die hard Purdue fan, I was very upset about the final. The best team won. I found this interview amazing. We all struggle with problems. His honesty with discussing everything is real courage. Much respect Coach Hurley.

[@ChampagneFilmmakerTV]

My Chill-town jersey city sports family! Champagne love your entire basketball family…

[@budlvr]

Amazing a guy can be so totally juxtaposed 180 degrees apart, and have the success he has had over such a span of time! How does he avoid burnout; That is the question!

[@harrycgrace4504]

I’m at rock bottom. I’m 58. I have a four year-old daughter and I’ve been unemployed for a year.

[@ChampagneFilmmakerTV]

Amazon is hiring, doordash if that helps, sending you blessings and hugs but work anywhere. This system will have you homeless if you don’t make some type of money…

[@littleroller]

Keep your head up and look for opportunities. They exist if you’re willing to find them! Don’t give up your daughter is counting on you.

[@indianbasketballplayer]

Look at creating social media content, record your story talk about how you hit rock bottom. The internet loves to help people who post with your story

[@CR-qu5jc]

“If you’re going through hell, keep going.” ~ Winston Churchill

[@nestorguzmanjr317]

If you need help, get it. Regardless of what’s going, you will always have or be able to create your diligence, industriousness and integrity. I found that these virtues helped get me out the low times of my life. At those times, I had no other choice. I had a family during some of these times too. A good workout will tire you enough to help you get sleep too. Lastly, and I’m not a holy roller, there were times where I prayed and read the Bible, like Danny does. It helps get rid of the load. It’s all easier said than done. Good luck.